Drones could help weather forecasters more accurately predict winter storms

By Declan Finney, Senior Research Fellow in Cloud Physics, University of Leeds
Jessica Girdwood, Instrument Scientist in the Department of Earth and Environmental Sciences, University of Manchester

Weather drones are being tested to help update forecasts of extreme weather more quickly, and could help us prepare earlier for upcoming winter storms.

With an unprecedented El Niño increasing the chance of storms and wet weather in Europe this winter, meteorologists will be looking at new and developing tools to help them forecast as accurately as possible.

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